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to come everyone. Welcome to amazed by the Quran a series where I share with you what I find amazing about the Quran.

Today in-shala, I want to share with you

probably three examples along the same lines.

And this is actually a subject matter

that's kind of difficult to understand it first,

but I think we can understand it pretty easily.

You know there are speech patterns in every language and every language has certain words that

are almost interchangeable between one another like you know think of happiness and

joy you know or anger and rage these words even though they may have some nuances

and they mean different things but in many cases they are actually used almost

exactly the same way interchangeably right similarly there are sometimes words that are the full version of something or the lesser

version of something like demo as opposed to demonstration, which you can in casual

speech kind of use interchangeably. Now bear in mind that as I

share this example with you the entire Quran is an oral tradition it was

revealed you know and it was memorized as it was sent down and it wasn't documented in the way that a book is written down.

It's passed down primarily as an oral tradition and later on it is put into writing.

So the Arabic language, let's start with that,

the Arabic language actually has two words for giving counsel.

One of those words is was sa, and the other word is ausa.

And even if you don't remember that vocabulary it's okay.

Wossa is used in Arabic when you give counsel that is of a spiritual nature

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